Abstract:
The purpose of this research was to proposed training model combining endurance, strength and speed to develop football players physical fitness. The subjects were 30 football players from Bangkok Christian College by purposive random sampling. The subjects were assigned into two groups; each group consisted of 15 athletes. This research had 2 periods of the experiment: period 1 on the experimental group 1 used the combined training for circuit weight training and aerobic training, the experimental group 2 used the combined training for aerobic training and circuit weight training. In period 2 on the experimental group 1 used the combined training for weight training and aerobic training, the experimental group 2 used the combined training for complex training and aerobic training for 2 days per week in 12 weeks: on period 1 aerobic endurance and leg of muscular maximum strength were collected: leg muscular and shoulder muscular pre-test and post-test on the 6 week. Period 2 leg muscular power endurance, leg explosive power, speed, agility, aerobic endurance and muscular maximum strength: leg muscular and shoulder muscular post-test on the 6, 12 week. The datas were analyzed in term of means standard deviations, independent t- test, paired t-test, one-way analysis of variance with repeated measures and multiple comparisons by the Tukey (a) were also employed for the statistical significant. After the 6 week, the results were: 1. After the 6 week, the experimental group 1 had aerobic endurance better than the experimental group 2 by significantly at .05 level. 2. The experimental group 1 and 2 had leg of muscular strength better than pre-test by significantly better than before training at the .05 level. After the 12 week, the results were: 1. The experimental group 2 had led muscular power endurance, leg explosive power and speed better than the experimental group 1 by significantly at .05 level. 2. The experimental group 1 had leg explosive power, speed, agility and muscular strength: leg muscular and shoulder muscular better than post-test at the 6 week by significantly at .05 level and the experimental group 2 had leg endurance power, leg explosive power, speed, agility and leg muscular strength better than post-test at the 6 week by significantly at .05 level.